Pitt Town Labor Farm
WINDSOR, Tuesday.—Great improvements are noticeable on the Pitt Town Casual Labor Farm. As the Pitt Town Co-operative Settlement it was a veritable white elephant, but under existing…
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Farmers and Settlers at Tumut
At a large and enthusiastic meeting of farmers and settlers at Tumut on Saturday last it was unanimously resolved to form a branch of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Produce from Bathurst Farm. Notes on Report by London Experts on Consignments of Bathurst Farm Tegs Sold to Messrs. Barre, Johnson and Co., and Shipped by Them to London
From the Chief Inspector of Stock we have received the following information:— Messrs. Manning and Co., in the…
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The output of butter of the New South Wales Creamery Company factory for January was 45 tons…
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MORUVA, Monday.--For the four weeks ending December 28 the Moraya Dairy Company's factory treated 25, 963 standard gallons of milk, producing 25,050lb. of marketable chees. which was at 1 12d for loaf and…
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Business houses in the various local areas engaged in the textile trade have not yet got free from the taking season and its effects, coupled with stocktaking and balancing. Hence the local markets have…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →London Wool Market. Opening of the Year
LONDON, January 5.--Wool matters continue quiet on all sides, but, as usual, this has but little effect on the general trade, owing to the fact that stock-takings and balance-sheets loom large…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farm, Station, and Dairy. Treatment of Mountain Soils
There is a class of agriculturists, very distinct from every-other, which demands special instruction, and deserves our best assistance and most fervent sympathy, We allude to-the large…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Strange Deaths of Men and Cattle. Was it Anthrax? A Magisterial Inquiry
A magisterial enquiry was held at the Courthouse, Parramatta, last Friday, by Mr. T. E. MacNevin, P.M., regarding the death of Patrick Leahy…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Turf Topics and Tips. Caulfield Autumn Meeting. 'Plate and Purse Probabilities—Newmarket and Cup Acceptances and Betting—Prospects ol the V.R.C., Meeting—Intercolonial Notes. Selections for Moorefield. Notes at Warwick Farm—The Watchdog and Fairy Prince—The Bushmen's Race Meeting—Seahorse Arrives. V.R.C. ACCEPTANCES
On monday last there was a lot of weeding out done from the lists of several V.R.C. events, but it is evident a few have been left in by inadvertence. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Destruction of Farm Houses. Protest From the Two Presidents. London, Feb. 6
Presidents Kruger and Steyn sent to Lord Roberts a combined protest against the destruction of farm houses by the British troops…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Dairy News. Bowral
At the half-yearly meeting of the Robertson Park Dairy Company a satisfactory report and balancesheet were adopted. The total revenue from th[?] sale of butter to the Berrima District Farm and…
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BEGA. Tuesday.--The output of butter from New South Wales Creamery for the month of January was 45 tons…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Presidents Kruger and Steyn have sent a joint protest to Field- .Marslinl Lord Roberts against the destruction of farmhouses by the British forces…
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At the Central Court yesterday, before Mr. Smithers S.M., Philip Abrahams was prosecuted for having sold 32lb. of butter unfit for food to Mary Ann Parkes, restaurant-keeper, of 91 Liverpool-street. Inspector Baker…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--A cargo of 8500 quarters of Victorian wheat, February shipment, has been sold at 29s 4 12d per quarter…
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Messrs. J. Bell and Co. expect to dispatch the barque Dumfriesshire from Melbourne to-day, with 16,598 bags wheat for the Channel…
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To-day Messrs. J. S. Mailler and Co. will clear the [?] ship Loch Broom for London, in command of Captain Redford. The ship is in admirable order, and has had good despatch. Under batches are, besides large lines of general…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Wheat Market
LONDON,. February 7.—Eight thousand five hundred quarters of Victorian wheat, February shipment, have been sold at 29s 4[?]d per quarter…
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The P. and O. R.M.S. Himayala, sailing hence on Saturday for London, takes 7173 boxes of butter for the English market. Of the shipment 2175 boxes are from Brisbane, the balance being…
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